Background
Carling, Paul Joseph was born on November 2, 1945 in New York City. Son of James Andrew and Mary Amelia (Lorenzo) Carling.
( Provides a comprehensive, practical approach to fully i...)
Provides a comprehensive, practical approach to fully integrating people with serious mental illnesses into the community. Drawing from a range of resources, including mental health consumers and their families, this pathbreaking work lays the groundwork for a critical rethinking of how we view people labeled "mentally ill". Defining "community integration," the author examines current and past approaches to meeting the needs of people with psychiatric disabilities, demonstrating how they have been inadequate. Carling then maps out a pioneering paradigm for community integration, which consists of an active partnership among mental health professionals, community leaders, policy makers, families, neighbors, employers, and realtors. Describing ways to prepare the community to organize for change, the book discusses the need to first address the pervasive nature of stigma, which is reflected at every level of society. Drawing from his own extensive experience, as well as from firsthand observations of model programs in place throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia, the author offers detailed guidance for organizing a program of action in mental health systems and in local communities.
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Carling, Paul Joseph was born on November 2, 1945 in New York City. Son of James Andrew and Mary Amelia (Lorenzo) Carling.
Bachelor, University of Pennsylvania, 1971; Master of Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania, 1977.
General contractor, Carling & Keitt, Philadelphia, 1970-1972;
lecturer, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1972-1975;
director program development, Horizon House, Philadelphia, 1974-1978;
bureau chief, New Jersey Department Mental Health, Trenton, 1978-1979;
special assistant to director, National Institute of Mental Health, Rockville, Maryland., 1979-1981;
deputy commander, Vermont Department Mental Health, Waterbury, 1981-1983;
research associate professor of rehabilitation, Boston University, 1984-1987;
research associate professor of psychology, U. Vermont, Burlington, since 1981;
professor of psychology, Trinity College of Vermont, since 1992;
director graduate program in cmty mental health, Trinity College of Vermont, since 1994. Executive director, president Center for Community Change, Burlington, since 1987. Adjunct Professor Union of Experimenting Cons., Cincinnati, since 1986.
Consultant international, federal, state and local mental health agys., since 1975.
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Chair Vermont Advocacy Task Force, Waterbury, 1985. Fellow American Orthopsychiat. Association; member APA, National Alliance for MentallyIll, National Mental Health Consumers Association, National Association Case Manager (board directors), Vermont Mental Health Association (board directors), Vermont Protection and Advocacy, Inc.
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Married Anne Lois Borker, January 13, 1968 (divorced September 1989). Children: Oliver Samuel, Nathaniel Philip. Married Cherise Ann Rowan, June 17, 1995.